Oahu Weather Forecast for August 24, 2026

Oahu Weather Forecast for August 24, 2026

Trade winds will ease slightly today as Tropical Depression Moke continues moving westward, south of the islands. Showers on the northern periphery of Moke...

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Oahu Surf Forecast for August 24, 2026
Oahu Surf Forecast for August 24, 2026

Elevated winds and short period fresh swell generated by TD Moke have peaked over the eastern half of the state. Surf along E and ESE facing shores continue...

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Concerns mount as experts warn that a hurricane strike on Oahu would be catastrophic, potentially causing unprecedented destruction in Hawaii's economic hub. In response to Hurricane Lala's impact, Gov. Josh Green is seeking federal aid by requesting a presidential emergency declaration to support recovery efforts. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Moke has weakened slightly but continues to pose risks with heavy rainfall and strong winds expected to affect the Big Island. On a different note, the Honolulu Liquor Commission has appointed former FBI agent Jason K. White as its new administrator, bringing extensive law enforcement expertise to the role. Economic challenges are also evident as the Hawaii unemployment rate rose to a near two-year high of 2.7% in July, reflecting ongoing strains in the state's labor market.

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Water conservation continues for West Kuiaha and Awalau areas

The Department of Water Supply is asking those in the West Kuiaha and Awalau areas to continue conserving water because a well is currently out of service. Those in the affected areas may experience low water pressure or water outages while DWS crews work to restore service.

Nisei Veterans Memorial Center to present “Voices Behind Barbed Wire” on Sept. 12

The Nisei Veterans Memorial Center (NVMC) will host a special community screening of Voices Behind Barbed Wire on Saturday, Sept. 12, at its campus located at 665 Kahului Beach Road. The program is free to attend, and reservations are required.

Gov. Green authorizes relief for Hurricane Lala – impacted taxpayers

Gov. Josh Green has authorized the state Department of Taxation to waive penalties and interest for the period of Aug. 20, 2026, to Oct. 20, 2026, for eligible impacted taxpayers who are not able to timely file certain state income tax, general excise tax and transient accommodations tax returns, or are not able to make timely payment in connection with those returns.

Student feedback earns UH Mānoa spot among nation’s best colleges

The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa is one of the nation’s best colleges and universities, according to The Princeton Review’s 2027 edition of “The Best 392 Colleges” guide, released on Aug. 18.

Maui Weather Forecast for August 24, 2026

Trade winds will ease slightly today as Tropical Depression Moke continues moving westward, south of the islands. Showers on the northern periphery of Moke...

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Moke weakens to tropical depression, traveling far south of Kauaʻi today

The storm track still shows Moke passing well to the south of the Garden Isle on Monday with maximum sustained winds of 35 mph and more weakening expected.

Mountain Biking Kauaʻi opens registration for 2026 Anahola Max Enduro race

There are five timed downhill courses that promise adrenaline-packed rides on Kauaʻi’s revitalized biking trails.

New 2,400 students at UH Mānoa explore campus, academics during fall orientation

The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa kicked off the fall 2026 semester with a two-day new student orientation that had activities designed to introduce them to campus life and help them build connections.

Kauai Weather Forecast for August 24, 2026

Locally strong and gusty trade winds will ease slightly on Monday as Tropical Storm Moke passes several hundred miles south of the islands. Moisture along the...

Kauai Surf Forecast for August 24, 2026

Higher winds and short period wind wave swell generated by TS Moke appears to have peaked over the eastern half of the state. Surf along east and east-southeast...

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Damage from Tropical Storm Moke causes phone line outage at North Kohala police station

Those in need of immediate police assistance in the North Kohala area are advised to call 911.

Free meal boxes coming weekly to Kaʻū children during Hurricane Lala recovery

The Department of Education is launching a weekly distribution of free meal boxes for children in Kaʻū, providing 4,500 meals each week to support the community's recovery from Hurricane Lala.

What you need to know about Hurricane Lala recovery: Food, water, electric, supplies and other essentials

Relief efforts continue following destruction on the Big Island caused by Hurricane Lala a week ago as portions of the island still do not have water or electricity.

Flash flood threat continues for portions of Big Island as Moke continues moving far west

A flood watch remains in effect through Monday for Hawaiʻi Island because areas are still wet and saturated from Hurricane Lala.

Business Monday: Punalu‘u Bake Shop donates last of its sweet bread after Lala severe damages from Lala

Punuluʻu Bake Shop general manager Zachary Kennedy said it will take time to rebuild the badly damaged properties of the business, "we are 100% going to rebuild."